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Rwanda

Rwanda, often referred to as “land of a thousand hills,” has a population of over 12.9 million. The country’s economy is overwhelmingly agricultural, with the majority of the workforce engaged in…

Saatgutbanken: Eine Einleitung

Sacred Valley of the Incas to Send Potatoes to Seed Vault

Sacred Valley of the Incas to Send Potatoes to Seed Vault CUSCO, PERU (15 February 2011)—As climate change and disease threaten potato farming in the tuber’s ancestral home in the Peruvian…

Safeguarding a Future for the World’s Coffee Genetic Resources

Safeguarding a Future for the World’s Potato Genetic Resources

Safeguarding Biodiversity, Forever

Safeguarding Biodiversity, Forever While the world seems to get further entangled in a web of concurrent crises, there are a growing number of leaders and experts who are sparking new hope and trust…

Safeguarding Ethiopian Wheat and Other Centuries-old Landraces in Svalbard

Safeguarding Ethiopian Wheat and Other Centuries-old Landraces in Svalbard Last week, the International Center for Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas (ICARDA) deposited seeds of traditional…

Safeguarding Indonesian Crop Diversity: A Q&A with Standy Christianto

Safeguarding Indonesian Crop Diversity: A Q&A with Standy Christianto The Borneo Institute Foundation (BIT) was founded in 2007 to support the independence and culture of Indonesia’s Dayak…

Safeguarding the Planet's Food Supply

Safeguarding the Planet's Food Supply The University of Okayama in Japan and Seed Savers Exchange, an American NGO based in Iowa, deposited yesterday important samples of barley, tomato, and…

Samoa

Samoa has a population of around 199,000. The tourism, services, and light manufacturing industries have become increasingly important. Agriculture accounts for two-fifths of Samoa’s gross domestic…

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The Crop Diversity Digest

From cutting-edge research to work saving seeds in communities, even our small actions can have a big impact on saving crop diversity and putting it to good use. Read the latest news highlighting these efforts and more.